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Book Review: Highway Twenty by Michael J Moore
My first book of 2020 is the fantastic horror novel, “Highway Twenty“, published by Hellbound Books. Conor Mitchell lives in the quiet town of Sedrow Woolley and works as a mechanic in the next town over. He has a girl who spends the night on the weekends, and even though he would like more of…
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2 Book Review: Beware the Back of the Bus 1&2 by Stefan Lind
Book 1 Two children go missing while traveling home on the school bus, but when their friends can’t remember what happened, how can they help them get home? 12 year old Sawee has just moved to Florida from Thailand, and when Evan, the tallest boy in her class, pushes her roughly on her first journey…
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Book Review: Follow Him by Craig Stewart
Satanic cults are up to no good in this dark horror by Craig Stewart. Seeking a way to leave the world behind, Jacob was found by the cult of The Shared Heart. Now a Dreg, as the followers of the Collecter are called, he awaits The Harvest. Jacob may be finished with his former life,…
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3 Book Review: Heartstone Series by Elle Katharine White
Heartstone You’ve heard of “Pride and Prejudice” with zombies, prepare to meet “Pride and Prejudice” with dragons! Aliza Bentaine is still reeling from the loss of her sister, who was killed by a gryphon, and is relieved that the elite riders are coming to Merybourne Manor to eradicate the murderous monsters from the vicinity. However,…
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Book Review: Death of a Young Lieutenant by BR Stateham
Jake Reynolds may be on the front at the start of the First World War, but that’s no reason to let fighting and murder get in the way of being a master art thief. Jake Reynolds has many talents; expert pilot, multilingual, fearless climber, crack shot, genius intellect – but his most lucrative skill is…
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Book Review: Little Drummer Boy by Joel Spriggs
Preternatural detective, Hemlock Connal and her intern, Morgan Burns, return in another tale of magic and murder. Hemlock and Burns are busy researching a case when they hear a strange drumming sound on the street. Turns out the only way to control zombies is with a drumbeat, so Hemlock and Burns follow the little drummer…
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Book Review: Undead as a Doornail by William F Aicher
When things go bump in the night, and vampires hunt for prey, it’s time to call in Bones, Phoenix Bones, monster hunter. Working in animal control in Mississippi, Phoenix Bones has a secret. Born dead, he has a unique affinity with death and the undead, which makes him perfect for his part time job as…
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Book Review: Chiaroscuro by Matthew S Cox
When a priest is sent by the Vatican to investigate a possible case of vampirism in rural France, he finds a little girl in chains. Can something evil also be innocent? “Chiaroscuro, or The Mouse and the Candle” starts with Fr Antonio Molinari investigating a case of possible demonic possession. He works for the Order…
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Book Review: Under the Blood Moon by Tracie Provost
I’ve been a fan of vampires since I first saw the old Hammer Horror, “The Prince of Darkness”, as a young child. “Dracula” is one of my favourite novels. The TV series “Angel” is on my biyearly watch list. The problem with vampires being so popular is that it can be difficult to keep making…